Non-League Paper

GONZALES TO LEAVE BLUES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 June 2024

TALISMAN Sefton Gonzales has requested the termination of his contract at Clitheroe.
The hugely popular striker, 32, scored 98 goals in 203 appearances for the Blues and helped them to a seventh place finish in NPL West last season, just missing out on a play-off place.
Clitheroe triggered a one-year extension to Gonzales’s contract, but the former Stockport County, Altrincham, FC United and South Shields front man has requested its termination to pursue opportunities elsewhere.
A club statement read: “Sefton felt a new beginning and opportunity is his preferred optio...

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